Election Blogging Update
/As I have previously noted, I am mostly saving my election-related writing for #CripTheVote and paid blogging for the Center for Disability Rights. Every so often, though, I will post a little update on these activities here at Disability Thinking.
I recently did two more blog posts on politics, disability, and the U.S. elections for the CDR website:
On Mass Shootings and Mental Disability
June 17, 2016
The Ugly Side of Disability Rhetoric
July 12, 2016
I will also write posts after the upcoming Republican and Democratic conventions, and I plan to continue blogging through Election Day in November. If you want to read more of my thinking on the U.S. elections, check out #CripTheVote on Twitter and the #CripTheVote Facebook Page. You can also read my past CDR election blog posts, listed here:
June, 2016
Top 5 Disability Issues
(Paired with this blog post by Emily Munson)
Five Modest Proposals
May, 2016
April, 2016
Undecided: 9th Democratic Presidential Debate
March, 2016
Now Let's Hear From The Rest Of Them
A Bit Of Republican Tone Policing: 12th Republican Presidential Debate
Deepish Thoughts From A Contentious Debate: 8th Democratic Presidential Debate
Just Stop It: 7th Democratic Presidential Debate
Moderators Please! Ask A Disability Question!: 11th Republican Presidential Debate
February, 2016
I Guess We're On Our Own - 10th Republican Debate
No Time For Disability - 9th Republican Debate
It's Time To Do Better - 6th Democratic Debate
Bad Conflict, Good Conflict - 5th Democratic Debate
A Real Disability Issue, But Is Anyone Listening? - 7th Republican Debate
January, 2016
Shoot For The Moon, Or Play It Safe - 4th Democratic Debate
Blowing On Sparks - 6th Republican Debate
Passing A Low Bar: Hillary Clinton Answers a Disability Question
December, 2015
The Full Plate and The Missing Topic - 3rd Democratic Debate
Safety At All Costs - 5th Republican Debate
Disappointing, But Not A Waste Of Time - 2nd Democratic Debate
November, 2015
It’s Up To Us - The 4th Republican Debate
October, 2015
And How Will That Work For Disabled People? The 3rd Republican Debate